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EPISODE · Aug 24, 2026 · 8 MIN

First Nations and iGaming: Bill S-241, revenue sharing, and who really controls Canadian gambling

from The Great Canadian Gamble · host Casinoble

"While Canadian provinces currently hold exclusive control over multi-billion-dollar gaming markets, the proposed Bill S-241 threatens to disrupt this monopoly by granting First Nations full regulatory sovereignty on their territories.This episode digs into the legislative mechanics of the bill, the potential creation of a national Indigenous gaming authority, and lessons from the U.S. tribal model to show you how this shift could fundamentally rewrite Canada's gambling landscape.👉 Read the full supporting article with all insights here.

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